The umbilical cord cut out is just the right size so I didn't have to fold down the front like I did with other brands. Huggies has only ever leaked when I was trying to use diapers that were too small (finishing up a pack before going to the appropriate size).

I have a 3 week old baby girl, and this is the only diaper we put on her. It fits her perfectly and the cut out for her umbilical cord is absolutely brilliant!! When we were in the hospital before bringing her home, we were having to fold down the tops of the diapers they had issued us, to prevent rubbing of the diaper on the cord. With these diapers, it's a no brainer. Just put it on and change when needed. No fuss, no muss, NO BLOWOUT! Just a plus.

The hospital offered a popular competitors brand after our daughter was born. After two days, she had developed a rash where the diaper touched her skin. Luckily, I had requested Huggies on my registry. No more rash! And the diapers keep her sensitive skin dry.

My baby has been using Huggies Little Snugglers since he was a preemie in the hospital. I attempted to use the all the different brands that I received during the baby showers. Unfortunately none were even close in comparison. This diaper has been absorbant and has the best fit for my baby. I kid you not, he has had leaks with all other diapers minus the Huggies Little Snugglers. I'm looking forward for the production to start again on size 4-6. We are finding it EXTREMLY hard to find them. My baby has leaks with Little Movers unfortunately.

I have used Huggies since my first child in 1997, and 17 years later on my fifth baby, I still would use no other brand. They are reliable diapers and the price is comparable to years ago. My new baby wears Huggies Little Snugglers. The wetness indicator is my favorite feature. Also, they have had the umbilical cord cutout since my first child, which also add comfort for baby and mom.

My little girls birth weight was 5 lbs. 9oz . so she had to use premature baby diapers. I love Huggies swaddlers, due to the fact that there sturdy yet gentle to a baby's skin. With a yellow color strip that turns green when the diaper is wet. makeing it easy to know when there wet. and count there wet and dirty diapers letting you feel secure knowing that your baby is reliveing his/her self but in the comfort of feeling dry. Soft on both sides. : ) I still use Huggies today knowing that my baby's comfort is there number one priority.

This is by far the best diaper around. It feastures a newborn bellybutton cutout to allow your babys umbilical cord to heal, a wetness indicator to let you know when its time for a diaper change and keeps your baby dry for long periuods of time. I switched to Huggies and I recommend you do the same!

My little one has been using this since newborn size and now she’s up to size 6. It’s amazing. However, I want to know what’s going on with the size 6? They’re sold out everywhere. Had to resort to other diaper brands and they’re not up to par with little snugglers.

Little Snugglers are by far the best diapers I have used. Not only do they do their job and not leak but they fit my son so well. He is a bigger baby and other diapers are to big in the butt and to tight around his waist. (I have tried EVERY brand) These are Great! I love that they are soft on his skin. The other ones I have tried are hard (almost plastic feeling.) I think they are a little expensive & I wish the wetness indicator was on the bigger sizes, but overall I recommend this product to any parent/guardian.

My daughter has a rare skin disease (epidermolysis Bullosa) and VERY sensitive skin. These are the ONLY disposable diapers that we have had any luck with. Every other diaper works for a day or two, then breaks her out horribly! These have been AMAZING for us. I just wish they went higher than size 3. She is in that size now. I hope you consider making higher sizes.. I know it would help our family out a ton!! For those that don't know what Epidermolysis bullosa is: it is a rare, genetic skin disease that causes the skin to blister and even slough off with the slightest amount of friction. Children with this disease are often known as Butterfly children because their skin is said to be as fragile as the wings of butterflies.